Nudox

Quickstart · three steps

From zero to first query

Create an account, mint a graph API token, install the app, then point it at your first library. No infrastructure to stand up.

  1. step 01

    Create your account

    Everything starts on the dashboard. Sign up, then open the API keys panel and generate a graph API token — that token is what authenticates every query your agent and the app make against your graph.

    # dashboard → API keys → new graph token
    export NUDOX_API_KEY="ndx_••••••••••••••••••••"

    Keep the token somewhere safe — it is shown once, and you can revoke or rotate it from the same panel at any time.

  2. step 02

    Download the app

    With an account in place, grab the NuDox app for your platform. Every build is a portable archive — no installer required — and the same downloads are also available from the dashboard.

    macOS builds are Apple Silicon only — Intel Mac support is blocked on an upstream ONNX Runtime release. Every archive ships a matching .sha256 checksum alongside the release.

  3. step 03

    Add a library

    Open the app, sign in with your graph API token, and add your first library. NuDox compiles it into a versioned truth graph your agents can query.

    Placeholder The walkthrough for this step is still being written.

Ready to ground your agents in truth?

Two steps from an account to a compiler-verified graph your agents can query.

  • 01 Account + token
  • 02 Install the app
  • 03 Add a library
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After the first library

Going further

The free tier covers public repositories and one library at a time. Cross-repo work, private code, and team-scale volume come with the paid plans.

  • Cross-repo symbol resolution Compile several repositories into one versioned graph and resolve symbols across all of them, not one repo at a time.
  • Private repository access Hosted private graphs or a fully private installation, isolated to your account and never shared or used for training.
  • Team scale Higher query volume, relaxed rate limits, team dashboards, and SLA-backed support.

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